Senior Linux Systems Administrator to migrate authentication infrastructure to Active Directory / Azure AD for a professional services client

S.i. Systems

  • Canada
  • Contract
  • Full-time
  • 1 month ago
Our valued professional services client is looking for a Senior Linux Systems Administrator to migrate authentication infrastructure to Active Directory / Azure ADInitial 1-year contract with strong possibility of extension. 100% on-site in Montreal, QC. 7.5 hours per day, Monday to Friday.Responsibilities
  • Current State: The client (a multinational investment bank and financial services company) is currently using a single firmwide Kerberos realm for Redhat Linux and Solaris systems using heavily customized MIT 1.10 KDCs. A custom ecosystem for credential management is built around this.
  • Target State: The client is looking to modernize the infrastructure, moving away from dependence on a complex custom toolset and MIT Kerberos and towards the use of Microsoft Active Directory, replacing existing tooling with vendor-supplied utilities where possible and where custom coding is still required, prioritizing simplicity and maintainability.
  • Work within the existing engineering teams to assist with the following functions:
  • Analysis of realm-specific dependencies in existing tooling
  • Software engineering to port a subset of existing utilities to the proposed authentication environment
  • Engineering of new utilities to provide functionality our internal customers expect in the context of a novel authentication environment
  • Engaging with other teams to integrate solutions into the existing environment
  • Troubleshooting, testing and performance evaluation
Must-Have Skills
  • 5+ years' experience as an Systems Administrator or equivalent role.
  • Demonstrated hands-on configuration and experience in Unix/Linux (e.g. Ubuntu, Solaris, RHEL) and Windows server environments.
  • Demonstrated experience working with Active Directory & Azure Active Directory
  • Demonstrated experience working with LDAP or Kerberos

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